Chapter 22 Enrollment

The new semester at Wade has been underway for a month. Wen Le is a temporary transfer student, and Wade assigned Wen Le to Class E on the grounds that other classes were full.

If the most popular class at Vader is Class A, filled with top students, then Class E is the most despised. The reason is simple: all the students in this class are "specially recruited" students who paid a lot of money to get in through the backdoor.

Wen Le is now particularly curious about what Wade is planning. On the one hand, he says that he is a rare genius among the abandoned stars, but on the other hand, he throws him into Class E, which is known as a nursery. This is totally not in line with maximizing interests.

Shouldn't we recruit him now to show our hope, cultivate him vigorously, and let him help the school gain fame?

Why don't you follow the routine?

Even if we follow the novel's law of the good-for-nothing's comeback, he should have been specially trained first, and then abandoned when it was discovered that he was a hopeless loser. At least he could still play the good-for-nothing comeback drama. In the end, he was stuffed into Class E before he even did anything...

Did he really think too highly of himself? Before he arrived, he'd imagined his arrival would be like a stone thrown into a lake, causing a huge splash, making the top students in Class A nervous and uneasy, and then ostracizing him in various ways.

Wen Le was ready to stir up trouble, but he was crushed before he could even raise a finger. As expected, even if the poor student were to move to another time and space, he would still be unable to shake the status of the top student.

Wen Le complained in his heart while following the head teacher to Class E.

Wen Le had expected the classroom to be a complete mess, but it was surprisingly quiet. He'd been thinking that Class E wasn't as bad as he'd heard, but he was quickly proven wrong. Walking into the classroom, he saw everyone busy with their own things, all kinds of things, but no one even glanced at him.

Seeing this, the head teacher coughed to attract the students' attention, then pointed at Wen Le and said, "Today our big family welcomes a new member. Let's applaud and welcome him." Then he took the lead in applauding.

There was sparse applause from the audience. Everyone had little interest in the new students and only applauded to give face to the head teacher.

After applauding, everyone should go back to their normal activities. A response is good enough, but don't ask them to do more. Besides, everyone's time is valuable and should not be wasted on irrelevant people.

The head teacher was supposed to ask Anle to introduce himself, but the students didn't follow the routine at all, which was very embarrassing.

However, the homeroom teacher had seen the world, so he cleared his throat and said, "This student, Wen Le, is already a one-star therapist. He's only ten years old, a year younger than the youngest of you."

Hearing the teacher's words, Wen Le's forehead was covered in sweat. In his heart, ten thousand alpacas were running towards him. Did this school have a grudge against him or something? He was a transfer student, and it was already difficult for him to integrate into the class. And the teacher said this. Didn't he know that this would cause these naughty kids to rebel?

Wen Le felt he had foreseen a dark future filled with bullying from his classmates, and his future seemed bleak. While he had the soul of an adult and wasn't afraid of these bratty kids, they were capable of causing trouble. Furthermore, when so many of them gathered together, their fighting power was far greater than that of five hundred ducks.

The head teacher's words successfully attracted the students' attention. Everyone looked at Wen Le in unison, making Wen Le feel as if he had become a rare animal locked in a cage for tourists to visit. That awkward feeling really made him feel uncomfortable all over.

The head teacher was satisfied that his goal had been achieved. He smiled and said to the students below: "Now, we welcome our new classmate to introduce himself to everyone." As soon as he finished speaking, the students below stared at Wen Le with their eyes wide open, as if they wanted to tear him apart immediately to have a look.

Wen Le felt a pang of pain in his balls, convinced that his homeroom teacher was a sly, sinister person. He was practically roasting him on the fire. If he were a ten-year-old, he would have been too frightened to speak.

Wen Le cursed his homeroom teacher in his heart as he introduced himself. Honestly, this felt terrible. Going to school with little brats was truly annoying.

After introducing himself, the head teacher pointed to the middle seat in the second row and asked Wen Le to sit there, telling him that this would be his seat from now on.

Wen Le: “…” As a poor student, what could be more painful than sitting under the teacher’s nose in class?

What if I want to flip the table? This life is unbearable!

Even though he was reluctant in his heart, Wen Le still slowly moved to the designated seat and sat down under the loving gaze of his class teacher.

As soon as he sat down, Wen Le felt the gazes of his classmates around him shooting towards him like a tide, especially the ones at the back which were the most intense, as if they wanted to see through him.

Wen Le... Wen Le just pretended that these gazes didn't exist and ignored them calmly.

This class was taught by the homeroom teacher, and Wen Le sat close enough that he could see him just by turning around, making it difficult for him to even pause and sort out his chaotic mood. The problem was that he couldn't understand a single word the homeroom teacher said. By the end of the class, his head was a mess, and his eyes were spinning.

After class, the head teacher specifically told Wen Le: "If you don't understand something when you first arrive, you can come to my office during breaks or send me a video. If you don't understand anything, you must ask me in time so that you don't fall behind in your studies."

The head teacher left after he finished speaking. Seeing him leave, the surrounding students immediately gathered around him and began to introduce themselves to Wen Le. Among them was a fat boy who squeezed past the people next to him and squeezed next to Wen Le, saying loudly, "Me! Me! Me! And me! My name is Xu Dongdong, Wen Le, you can call me Dongdong." After saying this, he looked at Wen Le with curiosity and asked him, "Are you really a one-star therapist?" Then he explained, "Don't get me wrong, it's mainly because our head teacher often deceives us. He says too much, and we can only believe half of what he says."

Wen Le: “…”

What on earth did the head teacher do to make these naughty kids so cautious?

Wen Le felt that his intuition was right; Class E was indeed a huge pitfall. However, he was quite surprised by these naughty kids; instead of ostracizing him, they rushed to introduce themselves to him. This was a little different from what he had expected.

Wen Le didn't know that healers were rare in Forsaken Star. Even in Area A, they weren't nearly as numerous as they could be. While there were more healers than in the safe zones below, they weren't as numerous as those below imagined. Furthermore, any healers who did appear were usually scooped up by the major factions in Area A. These healers were backed by one or more powerful factions, and because of their status as healers, they were often arrogant and seldom met with outsiders.

Because of family reasons, Class E naturally knew how precious healers were, so they were particularly surprised to suddenly capture Wen Le, a wild healer.